What That Means

A cancer diagnosis doesn’t just affect one person—it impacts entire families. Medical systems move fast, information is complex, and many caregivers are left trying to hold everything together without a clear plan or support.

Steady Hearts exists to stand in that space.

We help patients and caregivers:

  • Understand medical information and treatment pathways

  • Organize care, medications, appointments, and records

  • Prepare for difficult conversations and decisions

  • Feel less alone during moments of uncertainty

Our work is grounded in lived caregiving experience, not theory. We know what it feels like to search for answers, to advocate when energy is low, and to need someone steady when the system feels overwhelming.

Steady Hearts does not replace medical care—we walk alongside it, offering clarity, structure, and human support when it’s needed most.

Our Services May Include

Medical Navigation and Clarity

Care Coordination and Organization

Caregiver Guidance and Advocacy

Stability During Uncertainty

Helping you understand diagnoses, treatment plans, labs, imaging, and medical language—so decisions are informed, not rushed.

Support with appointments, medications, symptom tracking, records, and communication between providers.

Helping caregivers advocate confidently, prepare questions, and speak up when something doesn’t feel right.

Creating structure during chaotic moments so families can focus on care, not confusion.

Who Steady Hearts Is For

  • Patients navigating cancer treatment

  • Family caregivers suddenly managing complex care

  • Families feeling overwhelmed, unheard, or unprepared

  • Those who want clarity, structure, and a steady advocate—not more noise

If you’re here because things feel heavy, confusing, or urgent—you’re in the right place.

Our Values

  • Compassion without judgment

  • Clarity over complexity

  • Advocacy grounded in lived experience

  • Respect for each family’s pace, values, and decisions

  • Human support—especially when systems fall short

We believe no family should feel lost inside a medical system.

Support Pathways & Tiers

Care that meets families where they are

Every cancer journey is different. 
Steady Hearts offers Support Pathways to reflect where you are in the journey — and what kind of guidance you need right now. Then we can determine...

How closely we walk beside you

Support Levels describe how hands-on your advocate will be, not how serious your situation is. Families can receive support in any pathway at the level that feels right for them.

Why Advocacy Matters

Cancer care is complex by design. Appointments are brief. Information is layered. Decisions carry weight.

Without advocacy:

  • Important details can be missed

  • Care becomes fragmented

  • Caregivers carry more than they should

  • Patients lose clarity, voice, and confidence

Steady Hearts exists to make sure no family has to navigate this alone.

...We Offer a private care organization tool designed to support patients and caregivers during cancer care — especially when systems feel overwhelming or fragmented.

This tool was built from lived caregiving experience and is used to bring structure, clarity, and emotional steadiness into daily care.

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Are you doctors, nurses, or medical providers?

No. Steady Hearts does not provide medical care, diagnose, or prescribe treatment.

What we do is advocacy and care coordination—helping families understand options, prepare for appointments, track information, and stay grounded so they can make informed decisions with their medical teams.

Who do you help?

We support:

  • Patients facing cancer or serious illness

  • Family caregivers who feel overwhelmed or unprepared

  • Families who need help organizing care, information, and decisions

Many of our clients come to us when:

  • They don’t know what questions to ask

  • They feel dismissed or rushed by providers

  • They’re trying to manage care across multiple doctors

  • They need emotional steadiness as much as practical help

What makes Steady Hearts different from other advocacy services?

Steady Hearts was built from lived caregiving experience, not theory.

We don’t just provide information—we:

  • Help translate complex medical language into clear next steps

  • Support the emotional weight caregivers carry

  • Build structure when there is no plan

  • Stay present when families feel abandoned by the system

This is care that is steady, human, and grounded in reality.

Do you attend appointments or communicate with doctors?

Yes—when authorized.

With proper consent, we can:

  • Help prepare for appointments

  • Review notes, labs, and scans

  • Assist in organizing questions and follow-up

  • Help communicate concerns clearly and respectfully

We always work alongside the medical team, not against it.

What is the Steady Hearts app, and how is it used?

The Steady Hearts app is a private care organization and reporting tool designed to reduce caregiver overload.

It can help families:

  • Track medications, doses, and schedules

  • Log symptoms, check-ins, meals, and daily care

  • Organize labs, scans, and provider information

  • Create structure and clarity during daily care

The app supports the work—we don’t expect families to be perfect with it.

Is the app required to work with Steady Hearts?

No.

Some clients prefer hands-on advocacy without digital tools.
Others find the app helpful for staying organized.

We meet families where they are and tailor support accordingly.

How do you charge for services?

Steady Hearts offers:

  • Clear, transparent tiered packages

  • Sliding scale options when possible

  • No surprise fees

We believe advocacy should be ethical, accessible, and respectful of the financial strain families are already under.

What if we’re not sure we’re ready for advocacy yet?

That’s okay.

Many families come to Steady Hearts unsure, overwhelmed, or just needing someone to talk things through. You don’t need to have everything figured out to reach out.

Why should we pay for advocacy when healthcare should already provide this?

This is a question many families struggle with—and it’s a fair one.

The reality is that healthcare systems are often overburdened, fragmented, and unable to provide the level of coordination and emotional support families need.

Steady Hearts exists to fill those gaps, not because families should have to—but because they often do.

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